Zhumadian

Zhumadian is a prefecture-level city in southern Henan region, China. It fringes Xinyang toward the south, Nanyang toward the west, Pingdingshan toward the northwest, Luohe toward the north, Zhoukou toward the upper east, and the region of Anhui toward the east. Its populace is 7,230,744 at the 2010 registration of whom 721,678 live in the developed or metro region made up of Yicheng District.Zhumadian was recently known as Yicheng, for it used to be a transfer station. In the Tang Dynasty, the sovereign arranged his officers convey lychees from Guangdong to his beguiling princess Yang who wanted to eat lychees.

Also, Zhumadian was one of the hand-off stations. Zhumadian has a four-season, storm impacted moist subtropical climate, with chilly, to some degree soggy, winters, and sweltering, moist summers. Over 60% of the yearly precipitation of 979 mm happens from June to September. With month to month percent conceivable daylight extending from 39% in March to 46% in four months, the city gets 1,927 hours of splendid daylight every year.